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A systems biology approach for studying Wolbachia metabolism reveals points of interaction with its host in the context of arboviral infection

30 Aug 2019

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Wolbachia are alpha-proteobacteria known to infect arthropods, which are of interest for disease control since they have been associated with improved resistance to viral infection. Although several genomes for different strains have been sequenced, there is little knowledge regarding the relationship between this bacterium and their hosts, particularly on their dependency for survival. Motivated by the potential...

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PMID: 31469838
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0007678

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